Smith and Nephew - 400 Hight Flow Insufflator
by Smith and Nephew
Smith and Nephew - 400 Hight Flow Insufflator
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DESCRIPTION
Smith Nephew 400 40 Liter InsufflatorThe Smith Nephew 400 40-Liter Insufflator is the only insufflator with TAP* that delivers warmed humidified CO 2 gas during laparoscopic surgery without an external control unit. The Smith Nephew 400 40-Liter Insufflator is the only insufflator with TAP* that delivers warmed humidified CO 2 gas during laparoscopic surgery without an external control unit. Warmed and humidified insufflation gas is delivered through a unique in-line mechanism in close proximity to the patient for maximum effectiveness. In addition, the Smith Nephew 400 Insufflator incorporates a safety feature that prevents inadvertent changes in gas flow rate and abdominal pressure during the procedure. If your operating room is equipped with a Digital OR System, the Smith Nephew 400 Insufflator can be HERMES* voice and HERMES Pendant* controlled through the optional external EDAM module.
FORUMSView All (3)
1Reply2 years ago | Manual Hola. Necesitaria el manual del insuflador access 40 de Smith & NephewReply |
2Replies3 years ago | How to PM Is there a service manual for this unit that explains how to perform PM?Reply |
2Replies3 years ago | Service code I have Smith and Nephew Lapflow 40 insufflator with "Device Defect" "Call Service" Can anybody provide the service code for this model? Reply |
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FEATURES
- In-line insufflator gas warming and gas humidification capability through one or two ports
- The Smith & Nephew 400 Insufflator will accept voice commands through an external Smith & Nephew HERMES-Ready* EDAM module that plugs into an RS-232 port
- A stop safety feature that prevents intra-abdominal pressure from exceeding 15 mmHg
- A TAP* feature that acts as an independent abdominal pressure monitoring line
- Simple front panel design that is arranged in three distinct sections, one for gas supply, one for gas flow rate control, and one for abdominal pressure regulation